Collection: Henry Strouss Performing Arts collection, 1880/2023 / Creator: Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts - ARVAS Search Results

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Washington Square; Le Palais de Cristal, 1986 1 Files Box 15, Folder 178

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Weber "Der Freischütz", 1993 1 Files Box 22, Folder 114

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Weber; Frazelle "Quintet" (World Premiere); Piazzolla; Dvorak Op. 87, 1996 1 Files Box 11, Folder 120

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Weber; Mendelssohn; Schumann Op. 120, 2010 1 Files Box 21, Folder 73

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Weber; Mozart K. 491; Beethoven, 2015 1 Files Box 21, Folder 89

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Webern "Im Sommerwind"; Webern Ops. 1, 6, 24; Beethoven Op. 73, 1990 1 Files Box 22, Folder 80

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Webern Op. 1; Berg Violin Concerto; Dvorak Op. 24, 1988 1 Files Box 22, Folder 62

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Webern Op. 20; Ravel; Beethoven Op. 29; Alber " Distant Hills Coming Nigh" (World Premiere), 1990 1 Files Box 11, Folder 88

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Webern Op. 21; Strauss "Four Last Songs"; Strauss "Malven" (World Premiere); Elgar Op. 55, 1985 1 Files Box 22, Folder 24

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Webern Op. 24; Mozart K. 365; Brahms Op. 25, 1982 1 Files Box 22, Folder 5

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